ABS Wheel Speed Sensors
An ABS wheel speed sensor is the wheel-end sensor of the anti-lock braking system, catalogued in the 32-entry ABS family by OE number. This page covers the wheel-end sensors in the 32-entry ABS family, catalogued with references such as 4410329210 (Mercedes-Benz application, catalogue reference 210016) and 4410321030 (MAN application, catalogue reference 210104), plus BPW trailer applications referenced 10.13005. Those long WABCO-style numbers are exactly what to quote: ABS sensors are specified by number, not by truck model alone.
The deep-checked entries record what they record: the 4410329210 entry lists a length of 2640 mm, and the 4410321030 entry a total length of 170 cm with 2 poles. When you send an inquiry, add the wheel position (front/rear, left/right) and any length printed on the old sensor.
Order by OE number, not by guesswork
This family's ordering inputs are the OE number, the corner, and the vehicle — in that order of importance. References such as 4410329210 and 4410321030 are checked against their entries' application listings, which record brand, model and axle. Send all three details and the match is confirmed against the catalogue entry's application listing before a price is quoted. Stockists ordering for the shelf should order by corner as well as by number: a box of sensors that all fit one corner is a stock imbalance, not a stock. Numbers beyond the two printed here are checked against the full 32-entry family on request.
Fitment confirmation checklist
For a wheel-end sensor order, send three details together: the OE number, the wheel position (steer, drive or trailer axle; left or right), and the vehicle. Add the tone ring's condition if you inspected it, so it is recorded with the inquiry. Where a catalogue entry lists applicable models, that listing is what the confirmation is based on — if your exact model is not shown, the reply will say so plainly rather than stretch the fitment.
Packaging, stock and dispatch
For this family the packaging question is how the shelf should read: house identity (OEMEMBER or UAP branded boxes) for resale, or blue and white neutral boxes where the distributor's own programme labels the stock. Availability follows the catalogue's dispatch figures — more than 100 catalogued items can be dispatched within 3 days, more than 2,700 within 15 days. Warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation before payment; certificates are available upon request. Keep each corner's stock physically separate and labelled by OE number whichever box you choose, and keep the confirmed list from the first order and quote it back on any repeat order.
Frequently asked questions
Is an ABS wheel speed sensor the same as a wheel speed sensor?
Yes — at the wheel end they are the same component described by system (ABS) or by function (wheel speed). Both names resolve to the same 32-entry catalogue family, so either name leads to the same parts, confirmed by the same OE number.
What should I send if the ABS light stays on after fitting a new sensor?
Send the OE number, the wheel position and the fault text from the vehicle. If you inspected the tone ring and the air gap, include their condition as well — those details are recorded with the confirmation, which is made against the entry's application listing. What keeps a warning lamp on after fitting is worked through against the maker's service information for the vehicle.
Do you supply trailer ABS sensors?
The family includes BPW trailer axle applications. Quote the reference number from the old sensor or the axle documentation for confirmation.
Send the WABCO-style number and wheel position — fitment confirmed before quoting.
Send the OE number, vehicle model and engine — fitment is confirmed against the catalogue entry before any quotation. Samples and mixed-OE orders are welcome.